I always wanted a Spiderman #1, so I bought one. Will post proof later. $2,500
I always wanted a Silver Surfer #1, so I bought one. Will post proof later. $800
Butt, here today, I'm going to tell you a story, a story about Superman #1: (priceless)
I bought one. I'm not going to tell you how much. In a sense, it is priceless.
Enter The Superman #1 Comic Book Shredder Reality Prank
So, an Ebay Auction is going to be held, and if I don't get my asking price, it's going into the shredder. As a test case to know I am serious, look for Spiderman #1 Shredder Auction, because if I don't get at least $1000 from that auction, it's going into the shredder and video posted. Once the cycle has been verified, rinse and repeat with Superman #1 reality auction and YT channel. This shits real.
(It's been in the vault for a while, forgot, it was:
Wintertime in the Ohio River Valley (ORV) area north of the tri-state point of W.VA, OH, PA is among the best places in the country for rabbit hunting. I've never read a book (The Book) on rabbit hunting, however, I (The Rabbit Hunter) could write a chapter or two.
Hmmm, some knowledge is just too valuable to share, and the knowledge of "The Great White Hunter", is among some of the rarest American folklore. So rare, as a matter of fact, little is on the internet about "The Great White Hunter", and even less in known amongst the general populace.
However, what I can share is a story, a story of a period a while back in the ORV when the rabbits were scarce. One, two full seasons had passed and the rabbits were so scarce. Whole entire rabbits seasons had passed, and with narrowly a rabbit seen, and no guns to clean. And I just happened to be one of the few to witness what is now legend - the story of "The Great White Hunter".
On the third season of scarcity and tales of hunters returning ENTIRE seasons not only never hitting the limit, but not EVEN getting one shot off. There were reports of trips were no rabbits were seen at all.
Enter "The Great White Hunter" (TGWH)
He had been away for awhile, at university and all, and was aware of the situation. While others sat around the fireplace talking about seeing a flash of white tail, and getting a shot off, TGWH, wondered what everyone was talking about, there's rabbits out there, everywhere, he said, with confidence.
Well, everyone knew, and told him, that's the last thing you'd ever want to say.
TGWH, his dog (scarce seasons a good dog'll guarantee at least one), and I, planned our trip for the next day so I could show him just how scarce the rabbits had been over the last few seasons.
On this third season of scarcity, I hadn't bothered to go out but once or twice early in the season, before the snow, and I still no rabbits, so I encouraged TGWH to bring his dog. We were going to need her.
Well, this time, the dog ran off ahead of us, and we didn't see her later until on the way home. Sure signs of failure were ahead, not only for TGWH, but also, three seasons in a row the only bonus being I didn't have to break down and clean the 28 gage, single shot.
(note: "The Rabbit Hunter" uses a 28 gage - rare knowledge.
Posers use 12 gage.
Wannabees 20 gage.
period. (this is part of the info that goes in The Book)
Luckily the fresh snow had pushed all the cover down, and it was a crisp clear day, quite good visibility, so we just let the dog go to meet up with us later. I had been explaining the last two seasons to TGWH, so he was pretty much up to date now. And that's when it happened.
We had just got to the clearing, an old farm field, were years previously we'd swing through on the way home and pick up one or two. I guess we had "wandered" to the field instinctively, knowing if there was any chance at all, it would be here.
There Were Rabbits Everywhere!!!
There were rabbits everywhere. We hit our limit. Did proper field cleaning and went home. A 30 minute hunting trip. Bag limit. Dog in the car. Heading home. No one is going to believe this.
So we get back to sitting around the fireplace, hunters telling their stories that day of their Christmas holidays' hunting trips, some saying they didn't even bother go out since rabbits are so scare. Rare. Some were even considering cottontails to be rare. (farmers know how to maintain them)
TGWH was glowing (and so was I), about to tell his story. By then he didn't even have to tell his story. He was legend already, and proved it to all that day.
"There were rabbits everywhere", TGWH said. Everyone laughed and reminded him it's ok to say that here, but you just can't go around blurting that out, people are going to think you're crazy.
The Legend of The Great White Hunter
Years had passed and Homer (TGWH real name) was at the controls of Springfield Nuclear Plant, working the holiday shift, and decided to relay the story to colleagues.
"There were rabbits everywhere", he started, to the laughter of those around him.
Till this day, Homer sits at the controls of Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Smiling, remembering that day.
Always pick Moe, he said. When trying to decide which button to push.
informal name for road-clearing operations by TRACKed vehicles with the mission of preventing enemy/GUERRILLA interdiction of civil traffic and local byways. Also, nickname for ROAD GUARD escorts, especially armored-JEEP patrols by Military Police (MP). Also, INDIGenous soldiers dressed in enemy uniforms, with enemy arms and equipment, who travelled the communication and access trails established by the enemy, and deliberately encountered sentinels or couriers to gain information; sometimes surrendered HOI CHANH worked in their former area of operations. See EARTH ANGEL, KIT CARSON SCOUT. [nb: a similar program during WWII in the ETO operated by OSS was called "Sauerkraut" (word play: 'sour' + 'German')] [nb: during WWII, the German Brandenburg Division was composed of linguists who were specially trained to infiltrate foreign armies (eg: French, Italian, Russian, Dutch, Greek, etc) as impostors to perform SABOTAGE; "Brandenburger" trainees were tested on the effectiveness of their aculturated disguises in exercises called "Masquerade Balls"]
Russian Red Cross Vehicle on the Ohio River December 2017
Take AI, for example. What if the algorithm included all scientific theory, all knowledge and wisdom, included quantum algorithms, entanglements, worms holes, etc, EVERYTHING KNOWN to man?
For those skilled in the arts, the discussion/debate is over before it begins.
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Ding dong the witch is dead!
The Singularity has been hijacked. Humanity is winning!
Oneness, unity, the 6th Aspect of being a human is being activated.
Your singularity belongs to US.
We the People...
Signed copy to me
(all 200+ pages)
("A UNIFYING THEORY OF FUNDAMENTAL PROCESSES")
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(we're going deep*)
GUT
The Republic and rule of law is being re-established.
Reading over the history of the hydrogen atom and it's relationship to the foundation of quantum mechanics looks pretty sketchy compared to a more careful analysis.
"It can be thought of as the most symmetric field theory that does not involve gravity."
Since we are coming from original principle and fundamental constants to investigate matter, our "postulates" (to be formalized later) which have been accumulating, however, are "mysterious" in that we discovered them yet have no reason for them yet:
N=4 is the proton solution
There is only one force field, and that is electromagnetism (4 fundamental forces of Nature are reduced to One)
Geometric nature of structure of vacuum
At least these three reasons are valid reasons for investigating N=4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory.
There's only a handful of concepts and definitions required to navigate through the ignorant gatekeepers who engage in the losing end of game theory.
Step by step we expose the errors and the error makers...
The idea behind the Chuck Norris jokes, and one of the things that makes them really fun and funny is that the punchline always has Chuck Norris in a superlative position. I.,e., Chuck Norris CAN divide by zero!
$${1\over0}\rightarrow\infty$$
signed: Chuck Norris
Chuck Norris doesn't run for cover, he IS the cover!
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